Amid posters of Alfred Hitchcock and a Casablanca-themed mural, it is clear that the owners of the Brattle Theatre love film. Running from Feb. 15 to Feb. 23, the Brattle held its 25th annual “Bugs Bunny Film Festival.” Shown in uncut 35mm film, the festival featured shorts...
Luca the Fox, who is green with massive serrated ears and an unmissable rainbow tail was just one of the over 2,500 furries in attendance at Boston’s Anthro New England convention, or ANE, at Boston Park Plaza this past weekend.
The furry community is a subculture that enjoys...
On Feb. 22, Massachusetts College of Art and Design cut the ribbon and unveiled its galleries at the grand opening of its new community museum, the MassArt Museum, providing a space for free community art in the city of Boston.
MassArt students and faculty, along with community...
On the eve of the opening night of “Mary Stuart,” dozens of the Northeastern cast members mentally prepare themselves for their show the following day. They soon have to embody several historical figures, including the prominent identities of Mary Stuart, the queen of Scotland,...
Composting at Northeastern University, or CANU, is hoping to be accepted as an official student organization in the upcoming fall semester.
The mission of CANU, according to founder and fourth-year finance major Rebekah Davis, is to get students more access to composting...
The 92nd annual Academy Awards aired this past Sunday on CBS, bringing us exciting performances and historic wins.
The Oscars made history this year with the film “Parasite” winning in four major categories.
“Parasite,” a psychological thriller directed by South...
Kelly Chan, deputy lifestyle editor
• February 12, 2020
Man versus nature has been a common battle throughout history. However, when brought together, each element can bring out beauty from the other.
As of Jan. 11, the Museum of Fine Arts has opened a new exhibit that features the photography of two Iranian artists, Bahman Jalali...
It’s the beginning of February, which means that 45 percent of people have already given up on their New Year’s resolutions, according to a study conducted by the University of Scranton.
The study found that within the first week of the year, 77 percent of people stayed...
From the classroom to the camera, Professor Bobette Buster has earned respect and admiration through her distinguished work in film. Buster grew up loving movies and the stories they told. This love sparked an ambition to pursue a career in film.
Buster attended the University...
Marisa Lijoi, news correspondent
• February 3, 2020
The 2020 Grammy Awards turned into a night of legendary performances, heartfelt tributes and record-breaking results.
The 62nd annual ceremony aired Sunday on CBS and featured a variety of special performances honoring the top musical artists of the year.
Among some...
While 20 people silently sketched out the live model in the gallery of the Museum of Fine Arts, Elsa Zhao was not sketching hers as others were.
Instead, she decided to sketch one of the Rococo-style portraits in the Ann and William Elfers Gallery. The gallery holds magnificent...
With an unusual mix of science, technology and art, James Wetzel, producer of the adult programs at the Museum of Science, coordinated the David Bowie Experience at the Charles Hayden Planetarium.
The audience, made up of many Bowie fans, were enchanted by the astronomy and...
